Shana Black, Author at Black Girl in CLE

How is seasonal affective disorder linked to substance use disorder?

By Siobhan Neela-Stock for RulaJanuary 20, 2026January 25, 2026

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and substance use disorder (SUD) often overlap. Learn how seasonal depression can increase substance use—and what support and treatment options can help.

LOCAL

The 2025 Cleveland Giving List: Our List of Nonprofits to Lift Up Right Now

by Shana BlackDecember 2, 2025December 2, 2025

Our short list of local organizations, (big, small, and sometimes overlooked) that work hard to provide resources and keep our communities informed, nourished, safe, and connected.

LOCAL

Football & Music are Our Culture: Browns & Rock Hall Celebrate Big Boi, and Cleveland’s Music Legacy

By Press RoomNovember 25, 2025November 25, 2025

Browns and Rock Hall Bring Big Boi, Foo Fighters, and Cleveland Music Culture to Game Day this week

ARTS & CULTURE

A quick stop in Cleveland for calls for a quick review of Six the musical

by Shana BlackNovember 12, 2025November 12, 2025

SIX the Musical brings sisterhood, shine, and royal energy to Cleveland. Find out if this is a show for you.

Mental Health, Shana

Reclaiming peace and centering yourself: Self-care for Black women after the election

by Shana BlackNovember 6, 2024March 26, 2025

Reclaim peace after the election with self-care for Black women. Learn ways to protect your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Cleveland, Local Annual Events, Money & Small Business, Shana

Citizens Accelerating Change for the Tenth Year in Cleveland

by Shana BlackFebruary 28, 2024March 25, 2025

Accelerate Cleveland 2024 was the 10th year of celebrating of ideas, innovation & community impact. Learn about the finalists, winners and…

Photo from traveling production of Girl From North Country

ARTS & CULTURE

‘Girl From the North Country’ brings Bob Dylan’s music to life for a new audience

by Shana BlackNovember 5, 2023April 5, 2025

Girl From the North Country is the next installment of the Key Bank Broadway Series, featuring the music of Bob Dylan and a diverse cast in a show that deals with race in the 1930s, but may not be for everyone due to its small setting and overlapping storylines.